The project looks back on the house's long, illustrious history and brings it into the digital age.

With its latest endeavor, Giorgio Armani is (re)making fashion history.&nbsp;
In 2025, the label introduced Armani/Archivio, a project dedicated to preserving and sharing the extensive Armani archives. Following its digital rollout, fashion fans around the world had online access to all of the label's designs, ranging from true icons to underrated styles.&nbsp;
Now, a year later, Giorgio Armani is taking its commitment to honoring its heritage to the next level. In line with Milan Design Week, the label introduces the second chapter of the Armani/Archivio project&mdash;a collection complete with thirteen men's and women's looks, straight from the Giorgio Armani archives. Each piece comes from collections spanning from 1979 to 1994, and has been faithfully reworked for modern wearers.&nbsp;

Giorgio Armani Archivio campaign. Photography by Eli Russell Linnetz.

As any fashion obsessive knows, sourcing vintage Armani is no easy task&mdash;after all, with each and every piece from the label&rsquo;s archives in such high demand, finding the perfect look means plenty of competition. From Armani&rsquo;s signature sophisticated suiting to masterfully crafted leather pieces, the collection brings together the very best of the label&rsquo;s legendary design signatures, offering up the opportunity to secure a look sure to be treasured for years to come.&nbsp;
The collection will be available to shop <a href="https://www.armani.com/en-us/">online</a>, Apropos Berlino, Just One Eye Los Angeles, Mytheresa, in select Armani stores, and in the label's flagship boutique in Via Sant&rsquo;Andrea, where an installation honoring the project&mdash;and created by Milanese studio NM3&mdash;will also reside during Milan Design Week. At the Via Sant&rsquo;Andrea location, the house will also host a series of talks by leaders in the collection, curation, and fashion spaces for a truly immersive cultural experience.&nbsp;

Giorgio Armani Celebrates Its Icons With the New Armani/Archivio Collection

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